Months after welcoming in Publix, a Short Pump shopping center is preparing to swap arts and crafts for beer and wine in another of its storefronts.
Total Wine & More has signed a lease for a new store at 3500 Pump Road in the Short Pump Crossing shopping center. S.L. Nusbaum’s Bob Butcher and Rick Jacobson represented the landlord in the deal and confirmed the lease.
It will be the chain’s third spot in the Richmond region, joining stores in the Westland Plaza in Henrico and Robious Hall in Bon Air.
The space is currently occupied by A.C. Moore, which is set to open a new store farther west in the West Broad Marketplace development. Earlier this year, the arts and crafts retailer relocated within Willow Lawn to a newly built store to make way for Dick’s Sporting Goods.
A.C. Moore could not be reached for comment on its Short Pump Crossing location.
Total Wine spokesman Edward Cooper said the company is early in the process for the Short Pump Crossing store and has applied for an ABC license. Butcher said it is aiming to open in the third quarter 2018.
The privately held company was founded in 1991 and has more than 170 stores nationwide. Each Total Wine location has more than 8,000 wines and 2,500 beers.
Months after welcoming in Publix, a Short Pump shopping center is preparing to swap arts and crafts for beer and wine in another of its storefronts.
Total Wine & More has signed a lease for a new store at 3500 Pump Road in the Short Pump Crossing shopping center. S.L. Nusbaum’s Bob Butcher and Rick Jacobson represented the landlord in the deal and confirmed the lease.
It will be the chain’s third spot in the Richmond region, joining stores in the Westland Plaza in Henrico and Robious Hall in Bon Air.
The space is currently occupied by A.C. Moore, which is set to open a new store farther west in the West Broad Marketplace development. Earlier this year, the arts and crafts retailer relocated within Willow Lawn to a newly built store to make way for Dick’s Sporting Goods.
A.C. Moore could not be reached for comment on its Short Pump Crossing location.
Total Wine spokesman Edward Cooper said the company is early in the process for the Short Pump Crossing store and has applied for an ABC license. Butcher said it is aiming to open in the third quarter 2018.
The privately held company was founded in 1991 and has more than 170 stores nationwide. Each Total Wine location has more than 8,000 wines and 2,500 beers.